JonBenet Ramsey’s Brother Interviewed

 

I would be fascinated to see Burke talk about this case. I have reviewed John and Patsy Ramsey in an interview they gave to 48 Hours in 2006 and I believe they know more than they have told us about this case. I also wrote about John Mark Karr when he came forward to confess to the crime in August 2006, and I stated publicly I did not believe him before he was even flown back to the U.S.

Expression of the Day

44271, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - Tuesday August 31 2010. Oh dear! Brittany Flickinger confesses to drinking too much tequila during her night out at Trousdale! Photograph:  Josephine Santos, PacificCoastNews.com

Bishop Eddie Long

I was watching Bishop Eddie Long speak today and I found it notable that he doesn’t deny any allegations against him. He said in his speech before his congregation, “I’m not a perfect man, but this thing, I’m gonna fight.”

That certainly piques my interest, to say the least, but this video alone is not enough for me to draw any conclusions on. Does he even say anything that could be a lie? I don’t think he does.

Ronald Cummings Sentenced on Drug Charges

Ronald Cummings was sentenced today on drug charges. He was given a 15 year sentence and $250,000 in fines. Ronald Cumming’s daughter, Haleigh, disappeared in February from the trailer that he lived in with his then live-in girlfriend, Misty Croslin. Misty Croslin has also been arrested on drug charges and could be sentenced to six and 240 years.

I reviewed Ronald and Misty within days of Haleigh going missing in 2009, and I found both of their stories odd and fishy. I believe both know a lot more than they have said about Haleigh. I have written extensively on these two, so click on the labels below to see all of my thoughts.

I will never forget Ronald when he said within days of Haleigh’s disappearance, “I’d give my life for my child’s life back.” To me that is a strong indication he knew at that point she was already dead.

I wonder if we will ever learn what happened to Haleigh.

Thanks, Karon, for following the story and keeping us updated with links! You are a tremendous help with this blog. Thank you, truly!

Sarah Shourd: A spy?

I have been asked if I believe Sarah Shourd when she says she is not a spy. I do. I do not believe she was a spy or involved in espionage. I would think a spy would have much better information and would not “accidentally” wander over to the country border they are spying on, don’t you? It seems far-fetched.

Sarah also doesn’t hit me as the type who would enjoy that type of work either. Her character is one who likes to live by the book, to follow rules and live within the expectations of society. Spies are quite the opposite, generally speaking.